Quadruplets on Our Wedding Day, But Weren't You Supposed to Be Infertile?

Name: Quadruplets on Our Wedding Day, But Weren't You Supposed to Be Infertile?
Author: Qian Baobao

领证日一胎四宝，说好的绝嗣大佬呢？

by Qian Baobao (钱饱饱)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 618k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Period Rebirth
Updated: 1d ago
Source: Zongheng

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Synopsis

Fu Yao was reborn. The moment she opened her eyes, she was back in the bed where her scumbag fiance had caught her with another man.

In her previous life, she had traveled to the capital full of joy to register her marriage, only to be set up by her scumbag fiance. She ended up in bed with a drugged stranger and was caught on the spot, her reputation in ruins! She was driven back to the countryside, forced to abort the quadruplets she was carrying, and spent the rest of her life as a servant to her scumbag fiance's parents.

Only on the day the two old monsters died did she learn that everything had been part of her fiance and his wife's scheme. To climb the social ladder, he had married a wealthy young woman from the city long ago. To keep his fraud from coming to light and protect his future, he had sent Cheng Ji, who had been drugged, to Fu Yao's bed. Two birds with one stone.

In a fit of rage, Fu Yao picked up a butcher's knife and stabbed the vile couple to death.

Looking at Cheng Ji asleep before her, she felt tears sting her eyes. This time, whoever wanted to be the sucker could be the sucker. She was done with it.

She resolved to throw herself into the arms of Cheng Ji, the professor with power and influence to spare.

"Professor Cheng, we have to register our marriage."

A marriage of convenience, for three years. After that, they would go their separate ways without interfering in each other's lives.

Cheng Ji thought that getting married was just a temporary expedient and a way to make amends.

But one sentence from Fu Yao left him unable to keep his composure.

"I'm carrying your quadruplets."

"But, honey, I... I can't have children..."